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Schober

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Climbing Schober mountain was my first formal climbing. i wore the new hiking shoes and the new outdoor special shirt. The feeling was quite good.

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As you can see most of Schober is covered by forest, but the way up still is offering some lovely views...

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...such as here, where one can see lake Fuschlsee.

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View down from about half way to the top.

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The higher up the more difficult the route gets when climbing Schober. Fortunately they put up a steel rope at the most difficult parts, so making it safer to climb the last meters.

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Though this has been my very first time to go such a difficult ("black") route, I could do fine and climb to the very top without any help. :)

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From this point it are only a few more steps to the peak of mountain Schober. To the upper right one can see lake Fuschlsee again.

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Another lake on the other side of the mountain.
Actually from Schober one can see as many as 7 different lakes when the air is clear.

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Me and my honey in front of Dachstein, the highest mountain of Upper Austria, which you can see to the far back.

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My naughty honey climbing the absolutely highest point of the mountain, haha.

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Nearly every higher Austrian mountain got a cross on top.
So of course one has to take a picture at the cross to prove that one has climbed the mountain. ;)

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Lake Wolfgangsee to the left and Mountain Dachstein to the far right.

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My honey likes this picture very much. :)
Now we use it as the wallpaper for our computer.

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Going down again this mountain is far from easy!

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Actually Schober has two peaks.
These pictures have been taken at the second peak

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It was my first time to use the walking sticks, really very useful.

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Down again, phew!

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Posted by R and K 12:01 Archived in Austria Tagged tourist_sites

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